25 years of compost professionals: anniversary celebration in Maintal-Bad Vilbel!

25 years of compost professionals: anniversary celebration in Maintal-Bad Vilbel!

A good reason to celebrate: The Zweckverband Bio-Waste disposal Maintal-Bad Vilbel celebrates its 25th anniversary these days. On July 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., all citizens are cordially invited to be there at the open house in the organic composting system in Otto-Hahn-Straße in the Maintal-Ost industrial estate. As reported by mkk-echo , the special purpose association was launched on January 1, 2001 by the cities of Maintal and Bad Vilbel in order to use green and organic waste.

The biocompostation system plays a central role in the region's bio waste disposal. Here, green and bio waste are processed inexpensively and converted into certified biocompost. This compost is then used in agriculture, horticulture and also privately for soil improvement. This is not only a profit for the environment, but also for residents who benefit from better soil quality.

A look behind the scenes

The jubilee celebration is available with a varied program. From 11 a.m. there will be greetings from Mayor Monika Böttcher and Mayor Sebastian Wysocki, who will soon highlight the importance of waste recycling in the region. In addition to guided tours by the system, visitors can find out more about waste disposal at information stands. A highlight is the soil hiking exhibition of the Hessian State Office for Nature Conservation, Environment and Geology, which offers exciting insights into the nature of the soil and its protection.

In addition, the certified compost is also offered at special conditions during the event. The physical well -being of the visitors is also taken care of - a good reason to gather on site that day. Parking is available at the new Dörnigheim cemetery, which enables a comfortable journey.

waste disposal in Maintal

The city of Maintal offers extensive information on waste disposal. In addition to biocomposting, citizens can dispose of a variety of waste free of charge, including electrical and electronic scrap and bulky waste from private households up to 1 m³ per week. For more detailed details on the waste acceptance, interested citizens can be found at Environmental Federal Agency Clear that a minimum garden area of ​​70 m² is necessary for sustainable self-utilization. In the case of smaller gardens, over -fertilization and nutrient washout can quickly occur, which is why disposal via the biotonne often represents the better solution.

anniversaries like this are not only there to appreciate the successes of the past, but also to give a look at future sustainable projects. The work of the special -purpose association and the support of the citizens are essential for an environmentally friendly future.